Rivalry and Business Strategies

In chapter six of 'Lunch Money' by Andrew Clements, Greg and Mora's rivalry is explored through their competing business ventures. Greg starts a lemonade stand, but Mora quickly becomes a formidable competitor. Despite Greg's initial frustration, he eventually recognizes Mora's intelligence and business skills, especially when she successfully sells potholders. This chapter highlights themes of competition, entrepreneurship, and personal growth.

What is the main reason for the rivalry between Greg and Mora?

• They both want to be the class president.

• They have a long history of trying to outdo each other.

• They are competing for the same sports team.

• They are siblings who don't get along.

How does Greg feel about Mora's actions?

• He admires her creativity.

• He feels she is a copycat and a thief.

• He thinks she is a good friend.

• He is indifferent to her actions.

What strategy does Greg use to try and outdo Mora's lemonade stand?

• He lowers his prices.

• He delivers lemonade directly to customers.

• He offers free samples.

• He sets up a stand next to hers.

How does Mora respond when Greg accuses her of copying his lemonade stand idea?

• She offers to partner with him.

• She apologizes and stops selling.

• She argues that anyone can sell lemonade.

• She ignores him and continues.

What product does Mora sell that surprises Greg?

• Cookies

• Potholders

• Lemonade

• Handmade jewelry

How does Mora increase her sales when selling potholders?

• She offers a buy one get one free deal.

• She dresses nicely and presents them well.

• She sells them at a local market.

• She gives a discount to repeat customers.

What does Greg initially think about Mora's potholder idea?

• He wants to copy her idea.

• He thinks it's a brilliant idea.

• He believes it will fail.

• He finds it amusing and silly.

What does Greg realize about Mora after observing her business tactics?

• She is not as smart as he thought.

• She is a tough competitor with good ideas.

• She relies on others to succeed.

• She is only successful because of luck.

What does Greg do after realizing Mora's success with potholders?

• He decides to quit his lemonade stand.

• He acknowledges her intelligence.

• He tries to sabotage her business.

• He asks her for business advice.

What lesson does Greg learn from his interactions with Mora?

• It's better to work alone.

• Always keep your ideas secret.

• Competition can lead to innovation.

• Friendship is more important than business.